The primary actions the state can take against your driver license are

A. revocation and denial

B. suspension and confiscation

C. cancellation, revocation, and suspension

D. renewal, revocation, and suspension

D. renewal, revocation, and suspension.

Explanation:

These are the actions that the state can take against your driver license. Renewal occurs when your license is expired. By renewing it, the state grants you a new license that you can continue to use in the future. Revocation refers to the state taking away your privilege to use a license. Finally, suspension refers to a temporary revocation of your license.

Answer: D

Explanation:

To my knowledge all states can revoke, renew, or suspend. Cancel is basically revoke.